for throwing more ints then touchdowns in 3 post season games yes he is to blameSo he's only to blame for the team's play?
who else is the main reason they can't put up points to win a playoff game
Andy Dalton 6yrs 115mil...Bengals lost
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The only reason certain underperforming QBs would not get cut is because they were guaranteed enough money that it's almost the same price to keep them as to cut them. Ppl see these contract numbers and lose those mind. Kaps deal only has him guaranteed 12 mill
And he has to buy an insurance policy that pays the team millions if he gets hurt. You about to have bounty gate 2.0 with the niners owner putting out hits on his own player so he can cut him and get that 40 million insurance check
right now
One of the league's best running games? We had no running game and haven't since Andy's been here. Like 20th in the league last year.
Players fukk up breh. My bad on that one.
I blame the Bears for this ridiculous shyt. fukking Cutler 
...another first round playoff exitwhats the guarantee
for throwing more ints then touchdowns in 3 post season games yes he is to blame
who else is the main reason they can't put up points to win a playoff game
I can't blame one guy for the play of an entire team.
Would the the Bills be substantially better? The Bengals would have much easier time finding someone to fill Dalton's spot than he would going elsewhere and experiencing similar success. This is not Peyton or Rodgers we are talking about here.
Did I say anything about numbers? Since you brought it up, how those playoff numbers looking though?
Would the the Bills be substantially better? The Bengals would have much easier time finding someone to fill Dalton's spot than he would going elsewhere and experiencing similar success. This is not Peyton or Rodgers we are talking about here.
Did I say anything about numbers? Since you brought it up, how those playoff numbers looking though?
the bills have only had one decent qb since doug flutie and that was the gawd ryan fitzpatrick
nfl is all about quarterbacking.
lol keep thniking that dalton could be easily replaced.
Aj green>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> daltonthe bills have only had one decent qb since doug flutie and that was the gawd ryan fitzpatrick
nfl is all about quarterbacking.
lol keep thniking that dalton could be easily replaced.
how was larry fitzgerald doing with the max halls, ryan lindleys of the world?
Dude's only been in the league 3 fukking years man. Not everybody is Tom Brady.Would the the Bills be substantially better? The Bengals would have much easier time finding someone to fill Dalton's spot than he would going elsewhere and experiencing similar success. This is not Peyton or Rodgers we are talking about here.
Did I say anything about numbers? Since you brought it up, how those playoff numbers looking though?
What he's accomplished in the regular season is relatively impressive, especially for our fukking franchise. Add a run game and an offensive coordinator who knows how to call plays that actually, like, fits the players, and he should improve. Dude's improved EVERY SINGLE YEAR from his last year. I don't expect anything else.
Aj green is a top five talent at his position. He makes dalton.how was larry fitzgerald doing with the max halls, ryan lindleys of the world?
Who would you rather have, stafford or megatron?
Because its the exact same.
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Looks like he is in great company :bronlol:
When the blitzes actually make it home? That’s when Dalton falls apart. Naturally, everybody gets worse under these circumstances. No quarterback wants to run through his reads with J.J. Watt bearing down. That’s human nature. Among the 34 quarterbacks with 500 or more dropbacks over this three-year stretch, the average passer’s QBR was cut by more than half (52.4 percent) when he was either hassled or hit by a pass-rusher. Dalton is not so lucky. Already just a league-average quarterback when nobody’s bothering him, Dalton’s QBR under duress falls to a lowly 11.1, a drop of 81.4 percent. That leaves him as the fifth-most stressed by pressure, and the four guys in front of him don’t make for a bright future:
QB
QBR Unrushed
QBR Rushed
Diff.
Pct.
Mark Sanchez
41.0
2.6
38.4
93.7%
Sam Bradford
55.0
4.8
50.2
91.3%
Brandon Weeden
34.0
4.6
29.4
86.5%
Matt Hasselbeck
62.3
8.8
53.5
85.9%
Andy Dalton
59.6
11.1
48.5
81.4
When the blitzes actually make it home? That’s when Dalton falls apart. Naturally, everybody gets worse under these circumstances. No quarterback wants to run through his reads with J.J. Watt bearing down. That’s human nature. Among the 34 quarterbacks with 500 or more dropbacks over this three-year stretch, the average passer’s QBR was cut by more than half (52.4 percent) when he was either hassled or hit by a pass-rusher. Dalton is not so lucky. Already just a league-average quarterback when nobody’s bothering him, Dalton’s QBR under duress falls to a lowly 11.1, a drop of 81.4 percent. That leaves him as the fifth-most stressed by pressure, and the four guys in front of him don’t make for a bright future:
QB
QBR Unrushed
QBR Rushed
Diff.
Pct.
Mark Sanchez
41.0
2.6
38.4
93.7%
Sam Bradford
55.0
4.8
50.2
91.3%
Brandon Weeden
34.0
4.6
29.4
86.5%
Matt Hasselbeck
62.3
8.8
53.5
85.9%
Andy Dalton
59.6
11.1
48.5
81.4